Sentence examples for rate point of from inspiring English sources

It is observed that R-11 working fluid is a good candidate from both exergy efficiency and total cost rate point of view.

In this section we provide exact convex formulations for three particular instances of the general problem, namely, the 2-user case and the case of users with (independent) particular messages only, and the SPCGS sum rate point of the general -user -subchannel case.

Note that in this case, the maximum secondary throughput does not depend on λ, so the best performance from the primary rate point of view is to decode all the secondary signal by setting λ = 0. Figure 6 Overall achievable rate region R g o is obtained when the whole secondary signal is decodable by the primary receiver.

Fox added more shows with youth appeal like "Boston Public" and "Dark Angel" and crept within a few tenths of a rating point of NBC.

By assuming that users compete with transmission rates as utility and transmit powers as moves, the authors show that there exists a unique Nash equilibrium [12] which corresponds to the maximum sum-rate point of the capacity region.

While, from the other side, top-of-the-range PC hardware is now outperforming console hardware – so really hardcore gamers looking for the best in class gaming experience (at least from a  a graphical fidelity/frame-rate point of view) are actually better off with a high end gaming PC than the current console flagships.

Each item is checked as "yes" or "no," and is assigned a rating point of "1" (presence of abnormal behavior) or "0" (absence of abnormal behavior).

Each rating point on NBC represents 1percentt of the country's estimated 100.8 million television households.

There are 24 super-grandmasters, with another 16 within 20 rating points of 2,700.

Fabiano Caruana's daring bid to upstage Magnus Carlsen's world title match by capturing No1 in the rankings was finally halted at the Baku Grand Prix but only after the Italian, 22, reached within 10 rating points of the champion.

Further, although poplar and willow are interesting from bioenergy and growth-rate points of view, they mostly grow in floodplains where no new areas are available, as these are in intensive use for agriculture.